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By singing, Hilter showed his peaecful intentions; however, the treaty limited the German navy to 35% of the strength of the British fleet, and it didn't include the Uboats. So, it was thought that Britain had aggred to gremany rearming
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This was the outcome of the conference which decided that Britain and Germany would never go to war again and that consultation and not war would solve future disagreements
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This was the outcome of the conference which decided that Britain and Germany would never go to war again and that consultation and not war would solve future disagreements.
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Though his act, the union of two German-speaking countries, Hitler could claim he was fulfilling the idea of self-determination, which was against the Treaty of Versailles
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This famous episode refers to the fight to control the British skies between the Luftwaffe and thte RAF
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This was a period when Britain was at war and nothing happened. Each side prepared and waited for the other to move first.
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The defeat of these two countries was so quick that it led to remplacement of Btish Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain by Winston Churchill in May 1940
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This was the proof that the outbreak of war was likely. It was an agreement between two major countries not to attack each other and to divide Poland between them
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This country wax attacked from the West by Germany and invaded from the East by Russia, as agreed in the Nazi- Soviet Pact
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This refers to teh wave of aeroplkanes which bombed London and other major towns including Liverpool, Glasgow, Coventry and Plymouth
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Hitler's "flying bomb" weapons began to rain down on London and the South East. In total, 951 V1s were aimed at British. Later They were repalced by V2s.
